Recent comments in /f/Pennsylvania

Mijbr090490 t1_j6ibgl6 wrote

Good job. There are others that aren't as fortunate. I worked my ass off since I was 14 and bought a house at 25. I make over 80k a year with no formal education. I know my situation doesn't universally apply to everyone and I'm not going to hold that against them. I will fight for everyone to have a better, easier chance at success.

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mbear45 t1_j6iaszu wrote

Not all parents work full time. Some parents like my husband and I were able to work alternate schedules (I know not everyone can do that) and there are a lot of stay at home parents. Kids and parents need down time and a lot look forward to summer breaks (as do teachers, they have lives too). So while this would be nice for some, I think there are a lot more that would disagree.

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TacoNomad t1_j6i9rwy wrote

"hey, I'm starting up a movement, let's get together and discuss"

"give me all the answers now. Now. NOW!"

"Hey bruh, we literally just started, we don't have all the answers yet. We have some people working on it"

"I pulled a number out my ass that is 10x higher than the real data that exists! Poor people mumble mumble mumble, amirite?"

"lol, k"

And that's your response?

You think OP should just make up phoney numbers like the commenter did, rather than conduct actual research?

Just say you don't care and keep scrolling.

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aust_b t1_j6i8uh3 wrote

Never had any significant issues with my portrait ID for 2 years after turning 21 in PA. However It did get looked over more closely since it was the old design, almost lost it once at a bar/restaurant in NJ at the shore, but that bouncer was being a dick lol.

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